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   DeaDRingeR | Jul 08, 2005 11:48pm | #1

   I would spend the extra money on insul. glass and spend it on a new tool! I'm from Boston and Storm Door aren't suppose to be insul or weather tight the main door is suppose be insul and weather tight..................:)

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   calvin | Jul 09, 2005 12:03am | #2

   Welcome to Breaktime.

   I don't often agree with the box employee but this case he's right.  There's no use unless you plan on keeping your prime door open for the view and want to try to contain some heat in the house.  More important if on a Sunny Side of the house is to have a prime door that isn't a dark color.  Baking in between even single strength storms can cause the prime door to warp, peel, blister and the plastic glass trim to bend and crack.

   Here's something real important.  Find the Browns a Tight End, hell, why stop there.

    

   Best of luck.

   Remodeling Contractor just outside the Glass City.

   Quittin' Time

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   woodtrader | Jul 09, 2005 08:26pm | #3

   Seems like pretty sound advice, im going with the single pane and upgrading on the model. I love my city so dont get me started on the freekin browns.

    thanks guys

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   calvin | Jul 09, 2005 08:30pm | #4

   Hey now, I'm an emmigrant to NW Oh almost 40 years ago.  Once it's in your blood there's no losing it.Remodeling Contractor just outside the Glass City.

   Quittin' Time